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Being this place looks very old my guess is that if it were an old christian cemetary the number 666 would not be used for door numbers or patient numbers and therefore not grave markers. this is most likely the case since most hospitals i've been to, new and old, did not use the triple 6 digit for anything. As for the bones i'm guessing eithrt a fox or coyote killed a young dear somewhere and scavenger dragged a piece of it elswhere to eat what was left for safety in case the original killer comes back.

Grain Mill, used to crack the husks of the barley before mashing.

Looks like a water valve for filling the Mash Tun with hot water

This is a Grant. The unfermented wort goes through and is mixed with oxygen and checked for clarity before it is fermented.

The Brew Kettle alone could bring up to $70,000US not in scrap but the value of the equipment.

This picture is amazing.

I like the stained glass in the background.

Hallucinator, that is just incredible! Thanks again!

I see two photos of this asylum - before and after so I made this gif. It's interesting to see how it ages.

http://e.photos.cx/The...pital305x400-e14.gif

Imagine the patient's in state of panic as he/she shuttle fro & back.

http://e.photos.cx/Nor...heNarrowRoom-e55.gif

Lynne, you're welcome! I plan to do more as I surf thru this long list of links here.

my first thought when i saw this was of a stern looking nurse in a crisp white uniform sitting down doing paperwork

and no soap dispensers to be found

why are there always dead birds in old asylums?
I see it a lot! something ghostly?

I was born and raised on Pooley St. about a 15 minute walk from the Asylum. We used to play on the grounds all the time as kids. We ALWAYS had an eye on the windows, feeling like we were being watched. It scary and beautiful at the same time. I don't know if I would ever go in there...not alone at least.